[pwag]

Yes, he definitely needs a communication/language mentor.  I just don't understand why somebody who is trying to attract attention to a new - and not inexpensive -- brand, ruins it all with such abysmal communication and dysfunctional postings. This thread is more about that than his products.

Hi, pwag.

Actually, I've sent him PMs and emails trying to get him to understand the problems (it's why he posted to me in this thread), but he just doesn't get it. I'm convinced he doesn't understand. This is why I believe he needs a translator for all his emails and pms.

I won't spend any more time trying to help him.

[G Georgopoulos]

"Most Live Sounding Audio System in the World"

he wrote that in perfect english...

[Guy 13]

Hi all,
English is not my native language
but I am sure some other AC members will agree with me:
This is not good English and to me, those two phrases makes no sense.
Please comment.

Guy 13
The French Canadian
English and French are the two official language of Canada.

[mresseguie]

I wonder if this is perfect Korean:

세상에서 살고 들리는 오디오 시스템 은 대부분의 

I used an online translator site. It's possible he did the same, or perhaps someone helped him. dunno. I hope he figures it out. He's really not helping himself here.

I just used the same translation site to translate the Korean back into English:

"The audio system sounds live in a world of many." Good fun.

[Bob in St. Louis]

.... those two phrases makes no sense.
Please comment.

You are 100% correct Guy.

[Russell Dawkins]

There should be a third choice in the poll:
"I don't understand the question".

[srb]

Or maybe a fourth choice:
"I'm not sure I care"

[CSI]

Some years ago when I was still active in the industry a guy showed up at CES with speakers and electronics and a big sign that said something like, "If you can find a better sounding audio system than mine I will give you $100,000. Guaranteed." For all I know his stuff might be really good but neither I nor anyone else I knew bothered to listen. It is hard to give a fair (or even any) hearing to a guy when you are laughing at him. Maybe it's the same guy....

[Guy 13]

"Most Live Sounding Audio System in the World"

he wrote that in perfect english...

Hi Georgopoulos,
maybe good English,
but in my opinion it's a little too pretentious.
How can Song Kim know if his system is the most alive in the world?
Did he listen to all the systems in the world ????

Guy 13

[Guy 13]

There should be a third choice in the poll:
"I don't understand the question".

 

[Guy 13]

Or maybe a fourth choice:
"I'm not sure I care"

 

[Guy 13]

Some years ago when I was still active in the industry a guy showed up at CES with speakers and electronics and a big sign that said something like, "If you can find a better sounding audio system than mine I will give you $100,000. Guaranteed." For all I know his stuff might be really good but neither I nor anyone else I knew bothered to listen. It is hard to give a fair (or even any) hearing to a guy when you are laughing at him. Maybe it's the same guy....

Hi CSI,
I try as much as possible to stay away from those guys that claim they are the best
or they have the best products in the word and all the same...

Guy 13

By the way, I am not the best in the world,
maybe the best on planet Vietnam... 

[dB Cooper]

Some years ago when I was still active in the industry a guy showed up at CES with speakers and electronics and a big sign that said something like, "If you can find a better sounding audio system than mine I will give you $100,000. Guaranteed." For all I know his stuff might be really good but neither I nor anyone else I knew bothered to listen. It is hard to give a fair (or even any) hearing to a guy when you are laughing at him. Maybe it's the same guy....

Kind of reminds me of all the different pizza places whose box says, "You've tried the rest, now try the best!"

FWIW, in today's insanely expensive "deep end" audio milieu, $10K is not all that bad for tube separates. But you're right CSI, the huckster-style marketing approach (and the mega-cheesy website too) do not inspire confidence.

[JerryM]

In advertising, one can say Best, Best in the World, Best Ever In The History Of All Mankind, 99 and 44⁄100% Pure (pure what?), or any number of other similar phrases.

What one can't say about a product is that it's "better" than another product, unless the advertiser can prove his statement beyond a preponderance of the evidence.

Always listen for the word "better" and, of course, how it is being used.

Now, back to our regularly scheduled programming... 

[Guy 13]

Hi all,
what really annoy me is:
How can you claim your " whatever " is the best in the world,
when you have not been around the world to see.
That's why I hate that expression " Best in the world ".
I wonder how Mr. Song Kim could modify his:
Most Live Sounding Audio System in the World
Any suggestions to give free of charge to Mr. Song Kim ?
Help the poor guy.... He really need marketing help.

Guy 13
 

[Guy 13]

In advertising, one can say Best, Best in the World, Best Ever In The History Of All Mankind, 99 and 44⁄100% Pure (pure what?), or any number of other similar phrases.

What one can't say about a product is that it's "better" than another product, unless the advertiser can prove his statement beyond a preponderance of the evidence.

Always listen for the word "better" and, of course, how it is being used.

Now, back to our regularly scheduled programming... 

Hi JerryM.
You said what I think but with a better choice of words.
Thanks.

Guy 13

[Russell Dawkins]

I am reminded of a probably apocryphal story about a certain block in Cremona, Italy which from around 1565 to 1735  contained the workshops of Stradivarius, Guarneri and Amati - three of the most revered violin makers even today.

This is how the signs in front of their entrances read:
"Amati Violins - the best in Cremona", "Guarneri Violins - the best in the world" and  "Stradivarius Violins - the best on the block".

[mresseguie]

 

[Guy 13]

I am reminded of a probably apocryphal story about a certain block in Cremona, Italy which from around 1565 to 1735  contained the workshops of Stradivarius, Guarneri and Amati - three of the most revered violin makers even today.

This is how the signs in front of their entrances read:
"Amati Violins - the best in Cremona", "Guarneri Violins - the best in the world" and  "Stradivarius Violins - the best on the block".

 

[songaudio]

Hello Song Kim, it was pointed out several times that the link that you are posting does NOT provide any information about Song Audio or the most live audio system in the world.

Please provide a proper online web link that people can access. Or post the the information here in this thread. Thank you.